MOMO wheels @$69.95

Pardon me if this has been posted already Just noticed that justdeals.com now has the newer Logitech MOMO wheels for sale @ 69.95 . Shipping was as respectable 11.90 for a $81.85 total cost. Just posting not spamming in case anyone wanted a cheaper MOMO wheel now that N2003 is out.. NEW WHEEL+NEW NASCAR GAME=NEW LEVELS of Fun

Is it true that the pedals die in these after a month or two of heavy use? I've seen at least 3 reports in other forums.

In article <vC00a.39$[email hidden]>, "Robert Jordan" <[email hidden]> writes: >Pardon me if this has been posted already > Just noticed that justdeals.com now has the newer Logitech MOMO wheels for >sale @ 69.95 . Shipping was as respectable 11.90 for a $81.85 total cost. > > Just posting not spamming in case anyone wanted a cheaper MOMO wheel now >that N2003 is out.. NEW WHEEL+NEW NASCAR GAME=NEW LEVELS of Fun Argh... Um...anybody want to donate to a struggling sim driver(and server provider)... :-) Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett GPLRank:-0.381 N2002 Rank:+17.59 Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

Since I'm at work I can't check the link for myself but here goes The MOMO has the same pedal design that was originally used in Formula Force wheel/pedal set. While they may not be the best design they are not weak. I have had a LWFF and a MOMO and never had a problem with the pedals. Not even a broken spring. Now if your talking about the MOMO Racing wheel I have now idea on those. MadDAWG

> Since I'm at work I can't check the link for myself but here goes > > The MOMO has the same pedal design that was originally used in FormulaForce > wheel/pedal set. While they may not be the best design they are not weak.I > have had a LWFF and a MOMO and never had a problem with the pedals. Noteven > a broken spring. Now if your talking about the MOMO Racing wheel I havenow > idea on those. Yeah, the original momo and the lwff have a pretty good reputation for reliability but there's some very angry momo racing owners out there. Apparently Logitech refuse to replace pots under waranty.

"Redmist" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:WL30a.40948$[email hidden]: > Is it true that the pedals die in these after a month or two of heavy > use? I've seen at least 3 reports in other forums. > > > I've been using a returned(reconditioned) Momo since about a month after they came out. 1000's of FIA laps, GTR laps, TPTCC laps etc etc. dave henrie

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>"Redmist" <[email hidden]> wrote in >news:WL30a.40948$[email hidden]: > >> Is it true that the pedals die in these after a month or two of heavy >> use? I've seen at least 3 reports in other forums. >> >> >> > > I've been using a returned(reconditioned) Momo since about a month >after they came out. 1000's of FIA laps, GTR laps, TPTCC laps etc etc. >dave henrie >

But why was it returned in the first place? :-) Some people think that reconditioned stuff is sturdier than new. It's checked out thoroughly by a technician instead of being stamped out by an assembly line. Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett GPLRank:-0.381 N2002 Rank:+17.59 Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

Thanks for the heads up. I actually like when the users post great deals on hardware and software online. I'm not into the dealers doing that, but the users usually find the good stuff. "Robert Jordan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<vC00a.39$[email hidden]>... > Pardon me if this has been posted already > Just noticed that justdeals.com now has the newer Logitech MOMO wheels for > sale @ 69.95 . Shipping was as respectable 11.90 for a $81.85 total cost. > > Just posting not spamming in case anyone wanted a cheaper MOMO wheel now > that N2003 is out.. NEW WHEEL+NEW NASCAR GAME=NEW LEVELS of Fun

[email hidden] (EldredP) wrote in news:[email hidden]:

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>>"Redmist" <[email hidden]> wrote in >>news:WL30a.40948$[email hidden]: >> >>> Is it true that the pedals die in these after a month or two of >>> heavy use? I've seen at least 3 reports in other forums. >>> >>> >>> >> >> I've been using a returned(reconditioned) Momo since about a month >>after they came out. 1000's of FIA laps, GTR laps, TPTCC laps etc >>etc. dave henrie >> > > But why was it returned in the first place? :-) > Some people think that reconditioned stuff is sturdier than new. It's > checked out thoroughly by a technician instead of being stamped out > by an assembly line. > > Eldred

i thought that too, but I think recoditioned is a misnomer. I beleive the wheel was returned. period. Probably because the centering problem with the first release of the drivers. I still to this day...crank the wheel lock to lock everytime I hit the track. Every session, every pit exit...I make sure by traveling the full range before I get going that the wheel is properly centered. dave henrie

On Wed, 5 Feb 2003 07:29:26 -0500, "MadDAWG" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>Since I'm at work I can't check the link for myself but here goes > >The MOMO has the same pedal design that was originally used in Formula Force >wheel/pedal set. While they may not be the best design they are not weak. I >have had a LWFF and a MOMO and never had a problem with the pedals. Not even >a broken spring. Now if your talking about the MOMO Racing wheel I have now >idea on those. > >MadDAWG

Here's a bunch of places that have them. $64.00 is the lowest price and it comes to $78.46 after shipping. Note at the top of the page it says force feedback, yet click on the item for $64 and the force feedback is not there. Keith